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1  II,  11|  like a strap of leather. It stands higher off the ground than
2 III,  4 | sanguineous animals the case stands as here set forth in regard
3  IV,  3 | female than in the male, and stands out further from the trunk,
4   v,  2 |     the female, but the male stands erect and the female puts
5  VI,  2 |   The fact is that, when she stands to windward and within scent
6  VI,  22|     for parturition arrives, stands erect and in that posture
7 VIII,  4|   stretches himself until he stands straight out to the very
8  IX,  1 |    with the trident the male stands by to help the female; but